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Team Spotlight Series: Ashley Medwid, Executive Administrative Assistant

Posted on April 20, 2021 by ocheng

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Real-Time Virtual Supports (RTVS) give physicians, nurse practitioners, and nurses in rural, remote and First Nations communities direct access to friendly clinical specialists by Zoom or phone. Visit our website to find out how you can get started with RTVS!

Our RCME Community Program launched their Spring newsletter. This quarterly communication aims to highlight key initiatives and community developments within the new RCME Community Program.

Visit RCCbc’s Rural Health Innovations website to find hundreds of grassroots models, programs, initiatives and work-arounds that BC communities have created to improve citizens’ health. Visit the website now!

Specialist, Sub-specialty, Indigenous and Funding for Innovation (SPIFI) provides groups of rural physicians up to $10,000/year to facilitate the development of innovative education opportunities not easily supported by RCME Community funds. Apply now!

In this episode, Dr. Bret Batchelor and Dr. Dave Kermode discuss the optimal location of biopsy for Celiac disease, and how many biopsy specimens are required to make a diagnosis. Listen to the latest episode here.

University of British Columbia CPD OpportunitiesCME on the Run!
Register now for these half-day online courses:

  • Geriatrics – May 7, 2021
  • Internal Medicine – June 4, 2021

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